(Eb)When it rains, it pours,
but you (Absus2)did n’t e ven no (Eb)tice
it ain’t rain ing an y more.
It’s hard to (Absus2)breathe when all you know (Bb)is
the (Cm)strug gle of stay ing a bove the (Cm)ris ing wa ter line.
Well, the (Eb)sky has fi n’lly o pened,
the (Ab)rain and wind stopped blow ing.
But you’re (Cm)stuck out in the same old storm a gain.
You hold (Eb)tight to your um brel (Cm)la.
Well, dar ling, (Ab)I’m just try ing to tell ya that there’s (Cm)al ways been a rain bow hang ing (Bb7)o ver your head.
If you could see what I see,
you’d be (Ab)blind ed by the col (Eb)ors.
Yel low, red and o range and green
and at (Ab)least a mil lion oth (Bbsus)ers.
So, tie (Cm)up the boat, take (G7)off your coat and (Cm)take a look a round.
’Cause the (Bb7)o ver your head.
Oh, tie (Cm)up the boat, take (G)off your coat and (Eb)take a look a round.
Ev ’ry (Eb)thing is al right now.
’Cause the (Eb)sky has fi n’lly o pened,
the (Ab)rain and wind stopped blow ing.
But you’re (Cm)stuck out in the same old storm a gain.
Let (Eb)go of your um brel (Cm)la, ’cause, dar ling, (Ab)I’m just try ing to tell ya that there’s (Cm)al ways been a rain bow hang ing (Bb7)o ver your head.
Yeah, there’s (Cm)al ways been a rain bow hang ing (Bb7)o ver
your (Eb)head.
Mmm.
It ’ll (Cm)all be al right.
This page shows “Rainbow” by Kacey Musgraves in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of Ab at 65 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.